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You don’t hear their names on blogs. They don’t post their salaries on Twitter. They don’t do giveaways or flex Benz on Instagram.
But right now, as you’re reading this, there are over 3,000 brand-new millionaires in Nigeria who were earning less than ₦120,000 two years ago.
They all have one thing in common.
They passed through Jaruma Multipurpose.
2022: Okada rider, saving ₦7,000 every week inside a bamboo.
2025: Owns 8 flats in Owerri New Layout + 2 houses in Lekki Phase 1.
Route: Malta Caregiver → Ireland Nurse → UK NHS Band 7.
Total money sent home in 30 months: ₦418 million.
He has never spoken to any blogger. You only see him in the native on Sundays.
2023: Sold akara at Enerhen Junction.
2025: Just commissioned a 22-room hotel in Effurun + married to an Irish man.
Route: Poland Factory Work → Germany Ausbildung Nursing → UK.
Money sent home: ₦389 million.
She still fries akara every Christmas for old customers — for free.
2022: Gate man at Victoria Island.
2025: Owns 42 plots in New Karu, Nasarawa, + 3 trailers running Canada–US routes.
Route: Truck driving in Canada (started with $21/hour in 2023).
Current monthly income: CAD 18,000 after tax.
He paid cash for everything. No bank loan.
2023: Tailor with one machine.
2025: Built a plaza in Aba + studying MBA in London (fully self-sponsored).
Route: Malta Caregiver (2023) → UK Care Assistant → Registered Nurse.
Total savings in 24 months: £112,000.
She now imports sewing machines and supplies half of the Aba market.
These people didn’t win the Visa lottery.
They didn’t have rich uncles in London.
Most of them didn’t even have a complete WAEC.
What they had was one decision:
They sent a simple WhatsApp message to Jaruma Multipurpose and followed the process like their lives depended on it.
Because it actually did.
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